Sentence examples for entirely rejected from inspiring English sources

Still, Nelson never entirely rejected the league's interpretation of the act.

To me, the Black Lives Matter movement has – if not entirely rejected – certainly questioned such politics.

He had passed through a government rehabilitation program and was counselling young Yemenis who might sympathize with Al Qaeda, but he hadn't entirely rejected the ideology of jihad.

"When I was younger I entirely rejected the notion of being taught to write, and McKee's name made me run in horror," she says.

This prompted fears that the army had not entirely rejected the idea of taking a more active role in the running of the state.

The strongest adherent to this view, Polish-British anthropologist Bronisław Malinowski, entirely rejected the suggestion that any part of culture could have no function or could be disconnected from the rest of the cultural system.

"I entirely reject that statement," Mr. Giuliani said.

It is probably worth mentioning that Ms. Day does not entirely reject convention.

As against the Kantian position, traditional empiricism entirely rejects the possibility (and even the meaning) of the synthetic a priori.

Marcuse, on the other hand, entirely rejects this theological dimension, which is no doubt why he rejects the notion of utopia.

The Ninth Circuit Appeals Court did not entirely reject the government's argument, but it did rule that cryptographers use source code to express scientific ideas "in much the same way that mathematicians use equations or economists use graphs".